All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Wirths
Jeremy Wirths has started 4 posts and replied 219 times.
Post: New to real estate where do I start?

- Auburn, NH
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@Account Closed what is your end goal? Do you have anymore projects (bigger) in the pipeline that you can reinvest the profits into?
Post: Should I look for a cheaper market?

- Auburn, NH
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How long have you been looking? Where have you been looking? Have you networked with others?
Post: Need help growing, managing everything before it becomes chaos

- Auburn, NH
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@Willy Vasquez morales @Kory Reynolds is who you need to speak with, fantastic CPA
Post: 50/50 Partnership Agreement Template

- Auburn, NH
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I would have your attorney draft one up. Should things go south you want to make sure it is enforceable.
Post: Buying your first deal out of market

- Auburn, NH
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@Frank Redman I'm not sure how the numbers compare to Columbus but have you considered your neighbor to the north - NH? Our tenant-landlord laws are more favorable than MA and your dollar goes further here as well.
Post: Getting Pre-approved in Phoenix

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Have you talked to any lenders? What has their feedback been?
@Brittany Godley welcome to BP. The answers to all your questions and so much more are with the people of this community. You just have to ask as you have done. My answers to your questions:
1. Search for agents on here that are in your area. Attend local meetups in your area and see if any are in attendance. Talk to other investors in your area and ask who they use.
2. Networking is talking to everyone you know and telling them what you do, and providing value to others. Marketing is going to be more on your location and type of investing you want to do.
3. These questions are specific to to the type of property you are analyzing and what type of investing you are doing.
4. Best comp resources is going to be MLS. For that you'll need to be an agent or have an agent. You can use Zillow and other platforms but the best is the MLS.
5. Hypothetically if you need $20k profit in two weeks. Wholesaling is probably going to be your best bet.
6. Network.
Post: Ossipee, New Hampshire Rental Market

- Auburn, NH
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@Ruth Moynihan There are several meet-ups in the Manchester area. There is the NHREIA which meets the last Wednesday of the month I believe it is and is still virtual. There is one at Cheddar & Rye in Manchester on 11/17 from 630-830. Here is a link to another that is both virtual and in person: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/877112-pints-and-properties-new-england-virtual-meetup. There are others if you go up to the network tab and go to events you can search them there. I know there is also one towards the seacoast but not sure on the details of that.
Post: Getting started in real estate

- Auburn, NH
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@Micheal Tate those that have told you that you should start in wholesaling, are they investors themselves? Networking takes no money. You just need to talk to people. If you haven't, go listen to podcast 411 with Geoff Woods. He says something on there in the first twenty minutes that will be your key to networking, starting out and being successful.
Post: Getting started in real estate

- Auburn, NH
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Do you know what type of investing you want to do? Do you know what your ultimate goal is? Are you networking?